Farmhouse Milk and Cream Sign
When my customers want to know if I can make something they've seen on the internet for them, I usually say yes!
Sometimes I don't know where they found the picture they want me to reproduce so please excuse me if I don't know the source.
This one however, I knew was made with Vintage Farmhouse Stencils by Knick of Time.
I have this stencil and it was pretty easy to reproduce this project.
I began with an 8" wide board, I cut it to about 14" long.
I also bought 1" x 2" strips to frame out the board.
I painted the 8" wide board white and pre-stained the strips of wood for the frame.
I cut the pre-stained strips to fit around the white board then used wood glue and my nail gun to attach the strips.
When my wooden canvas was finished I used the Milk and Cream stencil from Knick of Time to quickly and easily stencil the wood.
I used spray adhesive to keep the stencil in place while I used a foam pouncer to apply black paint in light, even coats.
The final product looked just liked the requested special order so I was proud to send my customer the finished photo.
And here it is from a picture sent to me as it hangs in the customer's home...
Visit Knick of Time for Angie's vast collection of farmhouse stencils.
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